Sentence examples for practice widely from inspiring English sources

The bill is intended to end a practice widely criticized as "double dipping".

Ornamentals also attracted the mutation breeder's eye, with the practice widely used to create new orchid, pelargonium, rose, canna, streptocarpus and carnation varieties.

Public disapproval of such behaviour was compounded by Steinbrenner's willingness to pay his players exorbitantly, a practice widely blamed for escalating salaries in the major leagues.

The reporter, Andrei Novikov, is one of several journalists and opposition activists who have been sent to psychiatric hospitals in Russia in recent years — reviving a punitive practice widely used in the Soviet era.

He is expected to claim that the public sector is already generating many of the best ideas about improving service standards, but that councils are failing to share their good practice widely enough to get the message across.

Goldman did not say how much it would pay the executives, suggesting the bank would continue a practice — widely followed in investment banking — of allocating roughly half its annual revenue for compensation.

Sufism is practiced widely.

But it is practiced widely and rarely punished.

Practiced widely in Europe and Japan, home birth has largely disappeared in the United States, the documentary states, because of an image as a primitive, unsanitary ritual.

Over seven years, according to the S.E.C., Saks improperly collected roughly $30 million from about a dozen suppliers by abusing practices widely used in the retailing industry.

In its most extreme form, still practiced widely in Somalia and Ethiopia, the outer labia are sliced and the remaining issue is sewn shut.